From California to National Publication: How Impact & Influence Magazine Is Expanding Across America
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EL DORADO HILLS, Calif. - Californer -- What began as a vision in Northern California has grown into a nationally recognized business publication. In just 20 months, Impact & Influence Magazine has surpassed 75,000 subscribers while generating more than 60,000 monthly digital readers, reaching entrepreneurs, executives, innovators, and community leaders across the United States.

Founded by entrepreneur, author, filmmaker, and media executive Jon Robert Quinn, the magazine was built on a simple belief: relationships remain the most valuable asset any business can have. Rather than chasing headlines, Impact & Influence Magazine focuses on entrepreneurship, leadership, innovation, financial growth, philanthropy, and the people creating meaningful change in their communities.

"This magazine has never been about filling pages," said Quinn. "It's about creating meaningful relationships between people who are building businesses and making an impact."

National recognition is nothing new for Quinn. Before launching Impact & Influence Magazine, his award-winning business radio programs aired in Sacramento, Seattle, Denver, and Miami. Today, that audience has evolved into the Awepra ecosystem, where Impact & Influence Radio is available on Spotify, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and Awepra Radio.

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More than a magazine, Awepra is expanding into a platform that connects entrepreneurs through media, technology, education, and exclusive experiences. Members receive the distinctive black anodized aluminum Awepra Black Card, providing access to curated networking events, business masterminds, luxury experiences, educational programs, and member-only opportunities designed to build authentic business relationships.

"Small businesses don't need more noise," Quinn said. "They need trusted relationships, meaningful introductions, and opportunities to grow alongside other entrepreneurs."

As readership continues to expand nationwide, Impact & Influence Magazine is evolving into more than a publication—it's becoming a national business community where media, networking, and real-world experiences come together to help entrepreneurs grow stronger businesses and stronger relationships.

With its continued national expansion, Quinn remains committed to the mission that launched the publication in Northern California: helping entrepreneurs gain visibility, build influence, and create lasting impact. For the next generation of business leaders, Impact & Influence Magazine represents a new model for business media—one built on relationships, credibility, and community.

Learn more about Impact & Influence Magazine, the Awepra Membership, and the Awepra Black Card at https://www.awepra.com.